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ASUS monitor not working to Mac
Hey, all! I've got a new ASUS VS238H-P monitor for my Mac OSX 10.6 13' Macbook Pro. I hooked the HDMI to my Mac and the monitor turns on (blue light), has its 'ASUS' screen flash, then it goes to a warning, 'VGA No Signal.' My Mac blues out appropriately and seems to act like it recognizes the monitor when I make display arrangement changes. Yet the ASUS remains blacked out, power light on standby orange. Oddly, even its 'Menu' button doesn't bring up a menu.
What could be wrong? My Mac is about 1.5-2 years old. I though maybe it's a driver issue. What drivers would you suggest? Or it could be a cable thing, like my Mac doesn't like the non-proprietary cables I used. Here are the brands, btw: one 5-ft HDMI male-to-male cable by ProHT, and one Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter by PNY. Both cables brand-new.
Any and all help is appreciated!
Hey, all! I've got a new ASUS VS238H-P monitor for my Mac OSX 10.6 13' Macbook Pro. I hooked the HDMI to my Mac and the monitor turns on (blue light), has its 'ASUS' screen flash, then it goes to a warning, 'VGA No Signal.' My Mac blues out appropriately and seems to act like it recognizes the monitor when I make display arrangement changes. Yet the ASUS remains blacked out, power light on standby orange. Oddly, even its 'Menu' button doesn't bring up a menu.
What could be wrong? My Mac is about 1.5-2 years old. I though maybe it's a driver issue. What drivers would you suggest? Or it could be a cable thing, like my Mac doesn't like the non-proprietary cables I used. Here are the brands, btw: one 5-ft HDMI male-to-male cable by ProHT, and one Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter by PNY. Both cables brand-new.
Any and all help is appreciated!
Motherboard Drivers Scan
Isi buku yasin gratis 2017. Open Device manager and get us the DEV and VEN numbers for anything with a yellow or red call out. To open 'Device Manager', right click on 'My Computer' (Computer in Vista/Win7) select Properties, On the Hardware tab Select Device Manager, if you see any yellow question marks, right click on the device and select properties, on the Details tab select Hardware IDs copy the PCI/VEN and DEV. File: zxi945lmmotherboard.zip Version: 1.3.6 Date: 19 January 2006 Size: 4 359 KB Downloaded: 125 times File.